0:00 Adjustments to Agenda 0:01 Public Comment 0:09 Turkos Interview for Planning Cmsn. 0:11 Town Park Planting re: Scouts 0:28 Local Emergency Mgmt. Plan 0:40 Re-Appt. of Town Health Officer 0:44 Underhill Ctr. P.O. Floor Repairs 0:52 Memorial Day Parade 0:54 Bridge #8 RFP 0:55 Flats Sidewalk Project Update 0:58 Job Descriptions/Performance Reviews 1:02 Warrants 1:11 Minutes of 4/2/19 1:13 Member Items; Correspondence 1:20 Exec. Sessions - Personnel; Litigation; Contracts
Topics: Underhill, Selectboard, VT
0:00 Public Hearing: Proposed Land Use & Development Regulation Amendments 0:23 Public Comment 0:24 Green-Strip Planting Proposal 0:42 Landfill/Mobbs Solar Project & Trail Impact Updates 1:37 Consider Adoption of Land Use & Development Regulation Amendments 1:46 Consider Support for EV Charging Station at BRMS 1:55 Adopt Local Emergency Ops Plan 2:06 Approve Summer Rec Counselors 2:07 CCRPC Appointments 2:08 Approve Transfer from Highway Reserve Fund 2:09 Warrants; Minutes of 4/4;...
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
[A Site Visit Was Held at 44 Raceway Rd. Before Hearing Commenced] 0:00 Call to Order; Swear In Participants 0:05 Atwood Enterprises - Request for a Preliminary & Possible Final Plat Review for a 5-Lot Major Subdivision and a 6-Unit PUD Residential Development at 44 Raceway Rd. 0:54 Minutes of 4/10/19 0:55 Adjourn to Deliberative Session
Topics: MMCTV, Richmond, Planning, Zoning
[A Site Visit Was Held at 44 Raceway Rd. Before Hearing Commenced] 0:00 Call to Order; Swear In Participants 0:05 Atwood Enterprises - Request for a Preliminary & Possible Final Plat Review for a 5-Lot Major Subdivision and a 6-Unit PUD Residential Development at 44 Raceway Rd. 0:54 Minutes of 4/10/19 0:55 Adjourn to Deliberative Session
Topics: Jericho, Development Review Bd, MMCTV
[Pre-Meeting Site Visit] 0:00 Call to Order; Agenda Modified 0:01 Minutes of 4/2/19 0:02 Liason Updates 0:03 Public Comments 0:04 Public Input - What is Mixed-Use for the Commercial District? 1:32 Commercial District -Planning for June 1 Open House -Next Steps 2:03 Adjourn
Topics: Jericho, Planning, MMCTV
0:00 Welcome; Public Comment 0:02 Historical Society Request for Tim Whiteford Memorial Bench 0:08 Highway Dept. Summer Work Plan 0:24 EV Charging Station Grant Approval 0:29 New Police Chief Larry Muldoon 0:41 Municipal Park Ordinance to Allow 2 Alcohol Vendors at Farmers Mkt. 0:51 Hatchet Outdoor Permit Discussion 0:57 WSBA Proposal for Bridge St. Banners 1:04 Review Funding Letter for Rip Rap 1:06 Adopt Local Emergency Mgmt. Plan...
Topics: Richmond, selectboard, Vermont, Selectboard, VT
0:00 Public Comment (None) 0:01 Annual Customer Meeting: May 21st, 6pm at Library 0:03 Grant Application for West Main Extension Update 0:12 Utility Connection Permit Policy 0:18 Vote on CSWD Biosolids Participation Agreement 0:22 Superintendent's Report 0:40 Minutes of 4/1/19; Warrants/PO's 0:22 May 21st, 6pm at Library 0:43 Items for Next Agenda 0:51 Adjourn
Topics: MMCTV, Richmond, Water, Sewer, VT, Richmond, Water, Sewer
0:00 Call to Order; Finalize Agenda 0:02 RES Principal's Report 0:16 Public Comments 0:23 Executive Session: Litigation 0:24 Approve Warning for Special Meeting to Vote on Accepting Huntington as an MMMUSD Member 1:10 Consent Agenda, incl: -Golden Apple Award Nominations -Approve 2019-20 School Calendar -Superintendent's Report -Approve Minutes of 4/1/19 1:15 Approve Superintendent Evaluation 1:18 Other Business; Future...
Topics: School board, CESU, MMMU, Vermont
Vermont Access Network Congressman Peter Welch will join leaders of Vermont’s community media movement on Monday, April 8th for a round table discussion of federal threats to public, educational, and government (PEG) access, local franchising authority and open networks. More than a dozen Vermont access leaders will gather at 10 a.m. at Channel 17/ Town Meeting TV Studios at 294 North Winooski Avenue in Burlington. Congressman Welch will meet with us between 10:15 - 11:15 a.m. The roundtable...
Topics: Vermont, Burlington, CHANNEL 17 - TOWN MEETING TV, CCTV17, Government Access TV, Community Media,...
0:00 Call to Order; Swear In Participants 0:03 Smith - Request for Site Plan Review for a 12'x14' Addition to a Non-Conforming Structure at 54 VT Rte. 15 0:11 Davis - Request for Preliminary and Final Plat Review for a 2-Lot Minor Subdivision at 47 Orr Rd. 0:21 Minutes of 3/27/19 0:24 Adjourn to Deliberative Session
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings, Jericho
0:00 Review Agenda & Swear In Parties 0:02 Cochran/Brown - Application for Preliminary Subdivision Review for a Proposed 2-Lot Subdivision (Creation of 1 New Lot) at 530 Milkweed Lane\ 0:34 Farr - Application for Preliminary Subdivision Review for a Proposed 2-Lot Subdivision (Creation of 1 New Lot) at 44 Cemetery Rd. 0:43 Minutes of 3/13/19; Agenda Items for Next Meeting 0:48 Adjourn
Topics: Richmond, DRB, 4-10-19
"What Did an African American President Reveal about American Racism" is the topic of a talk by Nikki Khanna, Professor of Sociology at the University of Vermont. The talk was a part of a series at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Jericho, VT.
Topics: Racism, Vermont
0:00 Public Works Specification Waiver Request Decision –Atwood (RW044) - Road width waiver - Intersection grade waiver 0:26 Meeting Adjourns
Topic: AASource: MMCTV
[Exec. Session Off-Camera] 0:00 Public Comment 0:13 Award Tandem Truck Bid 0:21 Request for Appointment to Jericho-Underhill Park Dist. Bd. 0:23 Dickenson St. Ordinance Amendment Review 0:38 Snipe Island Rd. Ordinance Amendment Review 1:27 Approve Paving Projects for Bid; Tyler Place Paving/Speed Bump 1:33 Willow Lane Quit Claim Deed 1:34 Approve Highway Truck Financing 1:37 Approve Hwy. Town Grant Submittal 1:40 Zoning Administrator Re-Appt. 1:41 Appointment of 3rd Lister 1:43 Minutes of...
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings, Jericho Selectboard, VT
0:00 Call to Order; Public Comment 0:07 EVSE Grant Application 0:29 Subcommittee Progress Report & Village Zoning Discussion -Traffic Study -Underlying Density -Density Bonus Overlay District -Bonus Types 1:56 Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
From Moose to amphibians, Vermont's animals are affected by recent changes in their environment.
0:00 [Pre-Meeting Discussion] 0:12 Public Comment 0:18 -Commercial District Project -Discuss March 26 Workshop -Next Steps 1:50 Minutes of 3/12 and 3/26/19 1:51 Liason Updates; Other Business 1:54 Wrap-Up; Plans for Next Meeting 1:56 Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
0:00 Public Comment 0:02 Executive Session w/ Staff: Litigation 0:03 FEMA Mapping Project Update 0:36 Town Land Contract Renewals 0:42 Human Resources Consultant [Tabled] 0:43 District 5 Schoolhouse Shed 0:49 CO Detectors for Town Trucks 0:54 Minutes of 3/21/19 0:55 Warrants 1:03 Member Items; Correspondence 1:05 Announcements; Schedule 1:09 Executive Session: Litigation [Off-Camera After: Pass 2 Liquor Control License Renewals]
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
“Working Toward a Low Input Vegetable Farm” is the theme of Oakley’s talk. She describes how many organic farmers inputs come from unsustainable sources and discusses her use of cover crops. At the Real Organic Project Symposium, Dartmouth College, NH, 3/2/19.
Topic: AASource: MMCTV
In “Ecology as a Model for Real Organic Farming,”Thicke offers scientific insight into building rich prairie soils through good rotational grazing. He questions the USDA Organic label when it comes to grazing requirements and livestock origin. Recorded at the Real Organic Project Symposium, Dartmouth College, NH, 3/2/19.
Topic: AASource: MMCTV
0:00 Welcome; Exec. Session of 0:57 [Personnel] 0:03 Re-Open Selectboard Mtg.; Public Comment 0:04 EV Charging Station Grant Update 0:28 Richard's Ride Cycling Event Request 0:31 Rooted VT MTB Event Request 0:50 Town Budget Status Update 1:10 Payment Options for Police Cruiser and Dump Truck 1:31 Appointment Process for Boards/Commissions, and Committees 1:44 Town Ctr. Building Committee 1:53 Town Plan Action Items 2:08 Village Ctr. Designation Approval 2:11 Stone Corral Liquor License [Several...
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
0:00 Public Comment (None) 0:01 Appoint Chair & Vice-Chair 0:03 Historical Water Pipe Disposition 0:07 Approve Delinquent Account Policy 0:15 Annual Customer Mtg. Date & Agenda Items (May 21 at 6pm) 0:25 Utility Connection Permit Policy 0:36 Superintendent's Report 0:40 Minutes of 3/18/19 0:41 Warrants & PO's 0:42 Items for Next Agenda 0:44 Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
0:00 Call to Order; Swear In Participants 0:05 Atwood Enterprises Ltd. - Request for Preliminary & Possible Final Plot Review for a 5-Lot Major Sub-division and a 6-Unit PUD Residential Development at 44 Raceway Road 1:25 Approve Minutes of 3/15/19 1:26 Organizational Meeting - Elect New Officers 1:29 Adjourn to Deliberative Session
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
Public Workshop Agenda 0:00 Introductions 0:01 Presentation 0:16 Workshop Breakouts Begin [Not Recorded] 0:17 Conversations & Discussions 0:42 Wrap-Up; Adjourn
Taking Their Hands Off the Easy Button: Why Retail Stores All Look Alike and How ROP Can Stop It Alan Lewis has helped Natural Grocers's grow from a Mom and Pop store to national chain with more than 30,000 natural and organic products. In his Real Organic Project Symposium address at Dartmouth College on March 2, 2019, Alan explains how consolidation of brands and distributors have made getting the products from small, local farms onto store shelves increasingly difficult.
Topic: AASource: MMCTV
60 Pilot Farms of the Real Organic Project: What Happens Next? Linley Dixon owns a 5-acre mixed vegetable farm and holds a Ph.D. in Plant Pathology. She served as senior scientist at the Cornucopia Institute, a non-profit dedicated to promoting economic justice for family-scale farming and is currently the associate director of the Real Organic Project. Her Real Organic Project Symposium address at Dartmouth College on March 2, 2019, explores the challenges small organic farmers are facing and...
Topic: AASource: MMCTV
Soil and Human Health: Forever Bound Anne Biklé is a biologist, environmental planner, and co-author of The Hidden Half of Nature. Her Real Organic Project Symposium address at Dartmouth College on March 2, 2019, explores why good health, for people, animals and plants, depends on microbiomes, the communities of Earth’s smallest creatures. From garden to gut, she explains why cultivating beneficial microbiomes holds the key to transforming agriculture and medicine.
0:00 Public Comment 0:04 Reorganization 0:06 Zoning Bylaw Amendments & Warn Public Hearing 0:10 Request to Amend Snipe Ireland Road Ordinance 0:16 UJFD - Ladder Truck Purchase 0:40 Tandem Truck Proposals/Purchase 0:19 [Break for Executive Session re: Truck Purchase] 1:20 1st & 2nd-Class Liquor License Renewals 1:23 Minutes of 2/21/19; Warrants 1:24 Other Business 1:31 Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
0:00 Public Comment (None) 0:02 UJFD Chief - New Ladder Truck 0:23 VTrans/DEC Annual Forms 0:36 Old Schoolhouse Roadside Historical Marker 0:46 Draft Update - Roads & Bridges Standards 0:54 Bridge #8 RFP 0:57 Rules of Procedure re: Schedule 1:01 Flats Sidewalk Project Update 1:04 Minutes of 2/26; 2/28; 3/12/19 1:07 Warrants 1:17 Member Items 1:23 Correspondence 1:29 Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
Retired UVM Botany Professor Phil Cook provides a guide through his Underhill, VT garden. His Poker Hill Gardens houses many cold-hardy and unusual varieties.
Topic: AASource: MMCTV
0:00 Call to Order; Public Comment 0:01 Administrative Items: -Future Agenda Items -Taping Meetings -Impact Fee Update 0:13 RCAC EVSE Grant Pre-Approval 0:39 Village Zoning Discussion re: Density and Mixed Use 1:52 Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
Underhill-Jericho Reps George Till and Trevor Squirrel answer questions from the public during their monthly Q & A session at the Deborah Rawson Memorial Library.
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Statehouse
0:00 Call to Order; Swear In New Directors 0:20 Board Reorganization: Elections 0:26 Review CESU Bylaws 0:29 CHMS Principal's Report 0:46 Student Representative's Report 0:52 Approve 2019-20 Calendar 0:58 Approve 2019-20 Policy Governance Work Plan & Groups 1:02 Superintendent Evaluation Process 1:18 Consent Agenda 1:29 Approve Minutes of 2/4/19 & 2/28/19 1:30 Committee & Advisory Cmte. Reports 1:42 Unified Governance Goal Updates 2:07 VT River Conservancy Updates...
0:00 Public Comment (None) 0:01 Thanks to Former, and Welcome to New Selectboard Member 0:04 Reorganization of Board/Cmsn. Members; Liasons 0:27 Ideas for Proposed Town Mtg. Changes 0:40 Liquor License Approval 0:46 Prelim Grant Approval for EV Charger 0:58 Review Town Center Survey Results 1:43 Village Parking Discussion 1:53 River Rip Rap Update 1:54 Police Chief Appointment - L. Muldoon 1:57 Letter of Intent for E & IDI Pgm. 2:01 Increased Units at Jolina Court 2:32 MMCTV Cost to Record...
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
A video about the daily ritual at Browns River Middle School, in Jericho, VT.
Topics: U.S., flag, middle school, Vermont, patriotism
0:00 Public Comment (None) 0:01 Final Disposition of Historic Water Pipe 0:05 Review of Revised Shut-Off Policy 0:38 Letter of Intent for Economic & Infrastructure Development Investment Program 0:50 Superintendent's Report 1:00 Warrants & PO's 1:01 Minutes of 3/4/19 1:02 Items for Next Agenda; Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings, Richmond, Water, Sewer
Cameron Molberg, Co-Chief Executive Office of Greener Pastures Chicken in Texas, discusses the shortcomings of the USDA's National Organic Program animal welfare standards and enforcement at the Real Organic Project Symposium at Dartmouth College on March 2, 2019.
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Farm and Food
Dave Chapman, Executive Director of the Real Organic Project and owner of Long Wind Farm in Vermont discusses the take over of organics and diluting of the National Organic Program standards by corporate interests and the grass roots efforts of farmers accross the country to preserve "real" organic food at the Real Organic Project Symposium at Dartmouth College on 5/2/19.
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Farm and Food
Enid Wonnacott, exectutive director of NOFA Vermont for 31 years, passed away on January 19, 2019. In the summer of 2018, she recorded an interview with members of the Real Organic Project to disuss the history of the organic movement and her concerns about the way the National Organic Program has been implemented. This interview footage premiered at the Real Organic Project Symposium at Dartmouth College on March 2, 2019, and was followed by a performnce by the vocal group Mellah of "We...
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Farm and Food
Paul Muller is a co-owner of Full Belly Farm, a 400-acre certified organic farm located in the Capay Valley of Northern California. A pioneer in the organic movement, Paul discusses how famers and consumer can move forward to ensure real organic products remain in the marketplace at the Real Organic Project Symposium at Dartmouth College on March 2, 2019.
Topic: AASource: MMCTV
Indoor & outdoor activities and fun times as students participate in the annual high school Winter Carnival. Produced by student and former MMCTV intern Maddie Daly.
Topics: MMU, carnival, Vermont
0:00 Call to Order; Swear In Participants 0:04 Tatro 368 Route 15 Properties LLC Request to Amend Previously Approved Site Plan, Incl. Site Plan Review for Future Lot at 368 Rte. 15
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
0:00 Review Agenda & Procedures 0:02 Reap - Application for Final Sub-division Review for Proposed 2-Lot Subdivision (Creation of 1 New Lot) at 258 Wortheim Rd. 0:06 Nest Properties - Application for Final Subdivision Review/PUD/ Conditional Use at 333 Cochran Rd. 0:08 Parente/Wood - Application for Final Subdivision Review for a Single-Family Dwelling at 822 E. Main St. 0:16 Peaceable Kingdom - Application for an Amedment to Final Subdivision/ PUD-Residential/Conditional Useat 55 Thompson...
3/12/19 Agenda 0:00 Public Comment (None) 0:01 Land Use Regs Public Hearing 1:57 Minutes of 2/19/19 1:58 Commercial District Project -Next Steps 2:14 Wrap-Up; Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
0:00 Adjustments to Agenda 0:01 Public Comment (None) 0:02 Election of Selectboard Officers 0:06 Adopt 19-20 Regular Mtg. Schedule 0:14 Rules of Procedure Review 0:17 Planning Cmsn. Interview: V. Stori 0:20 Appts. to Town Bodies/Positions 0:24 Extension of Access Permit: Hunt 0:33 Selectboard Training Institute 0:34 Policies & Ordinances 0:36 Audio Reinforcement Options 0:39 Park Restoration Proposal 0:41 Minutes of 2/26; 2/28/19 0:42 Warrants 0:47 Correspondence; Announcements 1:03 Adjourn
Topics: AASource: MMCTV, Meetings
Richmond-based Beckwith discusses his work with the Solar SEED project in Haiti. He speaks to the Community Senior Center at the Richmond Free Library. For more about the non-profit organization: www.solarseedproject.org
Topics: Haiti, Vermont, Solar energy, Solar panels
A snapshot of people in MMCTV's three towns get the word out about their issues and events.
Topics: Underhill, Town Meeting, 2019, Vermont
0:00:00 Call to Order; Swear In Participants 0:05:00 Tatro 368 Route 15 Properties LLC - Request to Amend Previously Approved Site Plan, Incl. Site Plan Review for Future Lot at 368 Rte. 15 0:51:00 Minutes of 1/23/19 0:52:00 Adjourn to Deliberative Session
Topics: Vermont, Richmond, Mount Mansfield Community TV, MMCTV, Public Access TV, Community Media, PEG,...
Sherwood Smith, Ed.D, Director of the Center for Cultural Pluralism at the University of Vermont presents the talk "Power, Privilege and Prejudice: The Present-day Infrastructure of Racism and Oppression" at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, in Jericho, VT. --ITEM CURRENTLY BEING UPDATED -- PLEASE CHECK BACK AGAIN SOON--
Topics: racism, America, oppresssion, Jericho, VT
A tribute to Enid Wonnacott, executive director of the Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont for the past 31 years and a deeply committed advocate for organic farming and the agricultural community at large, passed away on January 19, 2019 from breast cancer. This tribute was held at the 37th Annual NOFA Vermont Winter Conference on February 16, 2019. Hosted by Peter Forbes, it features remarks by farmers Jack Lazor (Butterworks Farm), Scout Proft (Someday Farm) and Andy Jones...
Topics: Enid Wonnacott, NOFA-VT, Vermont
